Will this hold securely when used with a plastic bed liner?
29552
I would expect this to work better with a liner than without because you won't have to extend it as far. The looseness when fully extended was the major flaw I noted in my review.
2135825
I am using it as a replacement for a bed rail on their toddler beds, and it works great. As long as you place it under the fitted sheet, you can't get under it, it stays in place, and truly does keep my girls (twins) from falling out of their bed.
43510
No. Just clip it on to the side rail underneth the bedliner onto the metal.
903350
HiYes it will , these will need to be slipped inside the bed cover .. As long as the bed cover is tugged tightly in the bed ..these will hold strongly . Hope it helps you
1289911
I don't think this is the best choice to keep things from sliding around. This has raised ridges that actually allow items to move easily. I would choose one of the more cushion-y shelf liners if you want non-skid.
811362
I don't think so. My liner lays on top of the lock retianers and does not cause any problems with them.
2098968
Works great on a smooth surface but I don't know if it will stay on the textured bed liner. Probably best to contact Extang.
2235854
Each footing has a 1 1/2 inch wide depression running crosswise to hold the bed roller in place. It might just work for you.
600788
it should hold if installed right. We use a hotel quality shower liner which is heavy and a shower curtain and still throw wet bath towel over it and have no problems what so ever.
517527
Yes, they work with bedliners. As long as the underside of the bed rail is accessible for the clamps, then it will work just fine.
2261139
No, it will start to pull up over time do to fluctuation in temp, and humidity. For long term protection you may want to use a bed liner or original ( non spray able) plasti dip. It's thicker.
1319839
Possibly. It would depend on how you attached the weights to the shower liner. I do not think the adhesive would hold in a frequently wet environment. However, if they were sewn into pockets or something similar, I think the weight would be sufficient enough to keep the liner down. Also keep in mind these are not magnetic, where as most liners you buy have magnetic weights to help them stick to the side of the tub, although many modern day tubs are pure plastic. Hope this helps.
980196
The clamps will attach around the bedliner with no problem, I have a bedliner on my truck also...
1735346
The material is heavy enough that it stays in place just fine without anything on the corners. I use mine on top of the mattress and under the fitted sheet--works great!
227272
My truck has a bedliner and I haven't had any issues with it coming loose. One thing I will caution you on is the clamp assembly has some plastic components. ..be careful when tightening as the plastic part can break. Other than that I've been pretty pleased with it.
940784
Although we do not use the plastic bags to place the litter, the base of the container has a lip that will hold the litter disposable bags nicely. The top, when placed in locked position will hold the plastic liner in place. No mess
734423
I believe so, but the thickness of the plastic is heavy enough to keep it in place. Excellent product.